Helicopter Association of Canada / HAI Global Forum Exhibitor List

This Seattle forum centers on rotorcraft gearboxes and maintenance technology. Exhibitors show repair processes, overhaul tooling, inspection systems and service programs. The 120 exhibitors include manufacturers, distributors and technical solution providers. Attendees can watch live demonstrations and talk with engineers. The program also includes workshops on maintenance practices and regulatory topics. For sales teams, the exhibitor list is a practical account map. For buyers, it is a shortlist of vendors to compare in one place. Sessions help frame the buying criteria you apply on the floor.

• Gearbox repair and overhaul
• Inspection and testing tools
• Maintenance service programs

The exhibitor list turns the show floor into a structured prospecting plan. Filter companies by product fit, role and region. Build a route that hits high-priority booths first. Note who is exhibiting, since that signals active marketing budgets and product lines. Use the list to prepare account notes before the event. On site, gather technical details and service terms. After the show, route leads by fit and urgency. The list does not guarantee every contact will be available, so treat it as a starting point for research and scheduling.

• Prioritize booths by product fit
• Prepare account notes in advance
• Route leads after the show

Sourcing teams can use the exhibitor directory to compare vendors in one trip. Group exhibitors by component, service type and certification. Ask each vendor for turnaround times, warranty terms and spare parts support. This is a fast way to test bid alignment and spot gaps in your current supplier base. Note which vendors show maintenance contracts or integration support. Where possible, request quotes or technical documents during the visit. The Seattle location makes it practical to combine meetings with facility reviews or follow-up visits in the region.

• Compare vendors side by side
• Check service and warranty terms
• Collect quotes and documents

The exhibitor list works as a market map for analysts and researchers. Sort companies by category to see who competes in gearbox repair, tooling or maintenance software. Track how distributors and manufacturers position themselves. Use the list to follow new entrants, regional coverage and service expansion. Cross-check with public filings and news for a fuller view. Because the list reflects a single event, treat it as a snapshot rather than a complete industry census. Update your notes after the show as exhibitors announce new products or partnerships.

• Sort suppliers by category
• Track distribution reach
• Update notes post-event

Seattle is easy to reach and the Hyatt Regency sits in the downtown core. Plan three days around the Nov 15 to 17, 2027 schedule. Book meetings before travel, then leave room for floor discoveries. Keep a simple lead sheet with booth numbers and follow-up owners. Use the event app or printed guide alongside your exhibitor list. After hours, downtown Seattle offers places for informal debriefs. If you are comparing vendors across time zones, consider a post-show call plan within two weeks while details are fresh.

• Pre-book key meetings
• Track leads by booth
• Schedule follow-ups early

This forum suits procurement directors, maintenance managers, engineers, sales leaders and market researchers. If your work touches rotorcraft gearboxes or maintenance operations, the floor gives you direct access to suppliers and technical teams. Executives can test vendor fit for long-term service agreements. Sales teams can qualify accounts and set meetings. Analysts can map the supplier landscape. The mix of 120 exhibitors means you can cover a lot in three days without long travel between sites. Come with a clear objective and a prioritized list.

• Procurement and maintenance leads
• Sales and business development
• Analysts and researchers